Vibrational air mover (V. A. M. )

ABSTRACT

Disclosed herein is a vibrational air mover that is open on both ends with eye shaped openings. There is a cable pulled tight from corner to corner of the eye shaped openings on both ends. The two eye shaped pieces are connected to each other with iron rods, the rods connect to the corners of the eye shaped pieces. This forms a rectangular shape with openings on each end. There is a cable running from corner to corner of the eye shaped openings, connecting to the center of these two cables is an additional cable that runs the length of the air mover. The eye shaped pieces are made of a flexable material, such as stainlesss steal. The frame work is then covered with material rip stop nylon is sewn to the eye shaped pieces and the iron rods it needs to be pulled tight as it is sewn on. Then the material is doped with air craft dope or butyrate dope to pull the material drum tight. Then the weight bearing cable is attached, it is attached to the front eye shaped piece in the center of the cable. The weight bearing cable has a weight attached at the half way point between the handle or lever and the front eye shaped opening. When the weight bear bearing cable comes tight it goes into a state of vibration, the vibration releases friction inside the air mover allowing the air inside the air mover to move freer. The air mover is placed inside the wing of the air craft, the wing has openings on the top of the wing that allows air to pulled inside the wing, there are also openings on the bottom of the wing to allow air to escape or leave the wing. The vibration moves the eye shaped pieces slightly opening and closing them, this causes small volumes of air to move down the air mover, although the volumes being moved are small due to the fact that they are being caused by the vibration means that there are many small volumes of air bieng moved, and at a rapid and repitious rate, this coupled with the release of friction and the fact that once the vibration begins as far as the air outside of the wing of the air craft is concerned there is an inbalance taking place the air inside the wing of the air craft is lacking in volume or in a state of vacuum, and the air outside rushes in to fill the vacuum or void, to try to balance the two volumes of air. This is how a large amount of air can be moved in a short period of time and with a minimal amount of effort.

CROSS-REFERENCE APPLICATION

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STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELPOMENT

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0004] This invention pertains to the technical field of physics as itrelates to the movement of large masses of air with a minimal amount ofphysical effort, for the purpose of man powered flight. This isaccomplished with a combination of leverage, vibration, and volumetricchange. First the leverage used is the lever or handle pulled to bringthe weight bearing cable tight. Second is the vibration that is a resultof the weight bearing cable comming tight setting the vibrational airmover into motion. The volumetric change is as well a result of theweight bearing cable comming tight, when this happens the vibation isset into motion causing the air mover to open and close slightlyresulting in small volumetric changes to take place.

[0005] When the vibration begins it releases friction inside the airmover allowing the air to move more freely, and due to the fact that theair mover is inside the wing of the air craft is important in that theair inside the wing goes into a state of vibration as well. The airoutside the wing tries to rush in to fill what it sees as a vacuum orimbalance between the to volumes of air.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

[0006] This invention is directed to the futherance of man poweredflight. This is best accomplished by maximumizing the amount of workbeing done, while minimizing the amount of effort being applied. This isaccomplished with a combination of vibration, leverage and volumetricchange.

[0007] The volumetric changes taking place inside the air mover are adirect result of the vibration induced when the weight bearing cablecomes tight. The second effect of the vibration is a release of frictionon the air inside the air mover, this allows the air to move more freelyonce the vibration is set into motion. The vibration caused when theweight bearing cable comes tight opens and closes the front eye shapedopening of the air mover slightly, and this sets small volumes of airinto motion. Although the volumes of air being set into motion aresmall, due to the frequency and repitition means that many small volumesof air can be moved in a short period of time allowing you to move alarge amount of air in a minimal amount of time.

[0008] The leverage used in this invention is the lever or handlepulled, that brings the weight bearing cable tight. Once the weightbearing cable comes tight the vibration releases the friction on thesurface inside the air mover so that the air that is resting on thesurface inside the air mover now has no solid surface to rest on, thisreleases the friction allowing the air to move more freely.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWING

[0009]FIG. 1 is a front view of the air mover. This view shows the basicshape of the air mover, and how the cables are attached to each other aswell as how the cables attach to the air mover. This view also shows theweight bearing cable and how it is attached to the air mover.

[0010]FIG. 2 is the top view of the air mover it shows the outtercovering of the air mover, the basic shape of the air mover and thewhere the frame work inside the a tables to the four corners of the airmover.

[0011]FIG. 3 is a side view of the air mover, showing the basic shape ofthe air mover and how the cables are attached to the air mover.

[0012]FIG. 4 is a cut away of the wing of the air craft that shows theair inlets on top of the wing as well as the air outlets on the bottomof the wing. This view also shows the air movers inside the wing and theframe work of the wing and where it attaches to the four corners of theair mover. This view has some of the air movers parts labled to clairifythe drawing.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0013] Refering to FIG. 1. This is a vibrational air mover, its purposeis to move large amounts of air with a minimal amount of effort. Theintention of the air mover is to make a man powered air mover that canmove a large amount of air with a minimal amount of effort, for thepurpose of making man powered flight efficant in that you gain the mostamount of work with the minimal effort.

[0014] The air mover consists of an air bellows that has two eye shapedpieces made of a material that is flexable and strong stainless steal iswhat the two eye shaped pieces are made of in this air bellows. Thereare two iron rods that connect the eye shaped pieces to each other, thisforms a rectangular shape with eye shaped openings on both ends. Runningdown the center of the eye shaped openings from corner to corner of theeye shaped openings is a cable, the cable is pulled tight holding theeye shaped openings open. Then running down the lenght of therectangular shape is a cable that is attached in the center of the eyeshaped opening to the cables that are pulled tight to hold the eyeshaped openings open, or the cables that run from corner to corner ofthe eye shape. Then there is a cable that is attached to the front eyeshaped opening, this is the weight bearing cable, it is connected to thecable in the middle of the eye shaped opening it is connected at thehalf way point oppisite the cable that runs down the center of the airbellows. The weight bearing cable has a weight located at the half waypoint between the lever or handle and the front eye shaped piece, thisis the cable that goes into vibration when the cable is pulled tightsetting the air mover into motion.

[0015] Next the covering is put on the frame work, the material rip-stopnylon is then sewn on the frame work, the material is sewn on to the eyeshaped pieces and the two iron rods that connect the eye shaped piecesto each other. After the material is sewn on and pulled snug, now it istime to pull the material even tighter by covering the material with aircraft dope or butyrate dope. Once the material is covered both inside aswell outside let it dry once it is dry it will be wrinkle free and drumtight. Now the airmover is ready to be put inside the wing of the aircraft. When the weight bearing cable comes tight it sets the air moverinto motion the air both inside the air mover as well as outside of theair mover goes into vibration, and because the air mover is inside thewing of the air craft the volume of air inside the wing is in a state ofvibration as well.

[0016] Once the vibtation begins the eye shaped openings open and closeslightly setting small volumes of air into motion, the vibration at thesame time releases friction allowing the air that is set into motion tomove more freely, although the volumes of air being moved is small it isbeing done quickly and repitiously as to set a large amount of air intomotion.

[0017] The added result of the vibration caused when the weight bearingcable comes tight is that once the air inside the wing is set intovibration, the air outside the wing considers the air inside the wing tobe lacking in volume or in a state of vacuum, and the balance betweenthe two volumes of air is no longer balanced and the air rushes in overthe wing to try to fill the vacuum and rebalance the two volumes of air.

[0018] This is how a large amount of air can be moved with a minimalamount of effort.

We claim:
 1. A Vibrational Air Mover (V.A.M.) comprising of an airbellows that is shaped in the shape of an eye on both ends, the eyeshapes are connected to each other by two iron rods that are connectedto the corners of the eye shaped openings forming a rectangular shapewith eye shaped openings on both ends, running through the center of theeye shaped openings is a cable that connects to the corners of the eyeshaped openings, on both ends the cables are pulled tight the eye shapedopenings are made of a flexable material such as stainless steal, thereis as well a cable that runs the lenght of the air mover down the centerthis cable is connected to the eye shaped openings on both ends.
 2. Thecombination of claim 1 wherein said that there is a cable that runs thelength of the air mover is connected to the two cables that areconnected to the corners of the eye shaped openings there is as well acable that is attached to the front eye shaped opening this is theweight bearing cable it is attached to the center of the cable that runsfrom corner to corner of the front eye shaped opening, it has a weightattached midlength of the cable, the other end of this cable is attachedto the handle or lever.
 3. The combination of claim 1 wherein the twoeye shaped openings are connected by two iron rods resulting in arectangular shape with eye shaped openings on both ends this is coveredwith rip-stop nylon sewn to the frame work and doped with butyrate dopeto pull the material tight, The air mover is then placed inside the wingof the air craft, the air mover is then attached by its four corners tothe frame work of the wing, the wing has openings on the top of the wingto pull air in, openings on the bottom of the wing allow the air to bereleased.
 4. The combination of claim 1 wherein said that there was acable running down the center of the air mover, attached outside the airmover is the weight bearing cable it attaches in the center of the fronteye shaped opening oppisite the cable running down the center of the airmover, when the weight bearing cable comes tight the cable goes into astate of vibration, the vibration does the work in this air mover it hasmore than one purpose, first the vibration releases the friction onmtheair both inside the air mover as well as inside the wing of the aircraft, this produces an imbalance between the two volumes of air the airoutside the wing of the air craft considers the air inside the wing tobe lacking in volume or in a state of vacuum, se it moves in to fill thevoid and try to regain balance, and because the air inside the wing isin a state of vibration allows it to move easier or to be moved withless effort, when the eye shaped openings begin to vibrate it opens andcloses the eye shape and although the movement is small and the volumesof air being moved is small because it is done at such arepitisiouslyrate and the friction minimized allows for a large amountof air to be moved while a minimum amount work is applied.